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What does all this mean l4-l5: central disc protrusion with a small unchanged posterior annulus fissure. mild bilateral facet arthropathy. no significant spinal canal stenosis. mild bilateral neural foraminal stenosis?
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Radiograph Findings: Please discuss the findings with the physician who ordered the images. They know your medical condition better than anyone on this forum and are best able to advise you if any and what treatment might be needed for your medical issues. All the best...
Answered 12/1/2020
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Lumbar spondylosis: You appear to have some degree of wear and tear over the vertebrae of the lower back, perhaps even prior injury. None of this is "surgical" and I would eschew injections. Physical therapy and back exercises would provide highly supportive interventions.
Answered 11/30/2020
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